S’pore Consumers Can Now Pay With NETS At Over 7,400 PayNet Points In M’sia
NETS ATM cardholders in Singapore can now use their cards at over 7,400 PayNet acceptance points in Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Malacca.
SimplyGo With NETS: Your ATM Card Can Be Used To Pay For Public Transport From 16 Nov
Come 16 November 2019, commuters using NETS contactless bank cards can register for a SimplyGo account to pay for public transport.
ComfortDelGro Partners NETS So You Can Now Pay For Rides In-App With Your Bank Card
DBS, UOB and OCBC users can pay with NETS Click for both taxi booking and street hail rides on the ComfortDelGro Taxi Booking App.
M’sians Can Use MyDebit ATM Cards To Shop In S’pore From Q3 2019
From the third quarter of 2019, Malaysians will be able to use their MyDebit card to pay for purchases made in Singapore.
No Need For Ringgit – S’poreans Can Now Pay With Nets At Over 4,500 Points In M’sia
There are over 4,500 Nets acceptance points in Malaysia, including popular shopping malls in Johor Bahru such as JB City Square, KSL City, and Sutera.
Razer Pay Partners NETS, Reebonz, And SISTIC Leading Up To Its S’pore Launch in Q1 2019
When Razer Pay launches in 2019, users can expect to use the app to purchase event tickets, shop online, and even settle their utility bills.
PSA: NETS Payment Services Are Temporarily Unavailable
Both users and merchants will not be able to perform any NETS Transactions, including point-of-sales transactions and top-up services.
Companies And Banks Are Busy Pushing QR Payments In S’pore, And It Might Replace Cash By 2019
Major local institutions are scrambling around to fight for a piece of the mobile payment market share, with the Chinese are coming in eyeing a piece of the pie too.
No Cash For Your Next Meal? All You Need Is A NETS FlashPay Card At These 12 Hawkers!
The next time you go for a meal at that nearby food center in your neighbourhood, all you need to bring along is a NETS FlashPay-enabled card.
New Virtual CashCard To Launch, Banish ERP Troubles For Singaporeans
NETS' new initiative will make CashCard top-ups a thing of the past — but will Singaporeans pay for it?